Harvest Work in Montana Near Close
Farmers in Montana completed grain harvests in most areas by early October with threshing nearly done and much of the crop shipped. A few late fields remain for combining, flax to thresh, and digging of potatoes and sugar beets continues. Irrigated potatoes yield well while non irrigated fields are lighter. sugar beets show prospects of a top year with some fields at about 20 tons per acre.
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Montana
Helena
Dixon
Lake County
Grass Range
Winnett
Malta
Leo Getting
Extension Service
Chicago
Malta Commercial Club
Strater
Billings
Terry
Great Plains Pure Seed Company
William Combs
Missoula
Portland
Oregon
Northern Idaho
I. J. Courtice
Northern Pacific
Miles City
United States
East
Middle West
South
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Expansion of Eaton Metal Products building in Billings
Billings reports expansion of the A N Eaton Metal Products company at 501 North Eighteenth Street with a new building contract to double working space. Other Montana items note rising tourism on the north south road, federal aid road planning near Havre, Helena building expenditures, buffalo sale in Yellowstone, Broadview deep test well plans, Forsyth water filtering talks, Seattle bids for Fox West Coast Theater in Billings, and track/yard work for the Northern Pacific at Townsend with increased loading capacity.
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Billings
A. N. Eaton Metal Products Company
Eighteenth Street
Roy
Missouri River
Musselshell
Montana
Wyoming
Canada
Missoula
Gardner
National Park Service
Buffalo Ranch
Yellowstone National Park
Corral
Broadview
Broadview Dome
Montana Oil Journal
Oil Weekly
Broadview Oil and Gas Corporation of
Minneapolis
Madison
Forsyth
A. P. Webb
Harry Cornwell
C. H. Burley
F. F. Palmer
Fox West Coast Theater Corporation
Seattle
Third Avenue
North Broadway Street
Rock Springs
C. M
John Dayhoff
Red Lodge
America
Princeton University
Townsend
Northern Pacific
Cap
Labor's plan to curb unemployment at Boston convention
Edward W. Pickard reports labor leaders at the American Federation of Labor convention in Boston adopt a broad program to cut working hours, stabilize industry, and use public works and unemployment exchanges. They urge a national committee to push immediate relief while opposing compulsory unemployment insurance. riots erupt outside the hall as Communists protest. Overnight employment figures show a modest uptick, but winter gloom persists.
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ILESS
America
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Boston
Labor
Green
Federal Reserve Board
Executive Council
Federation
Washington
Hoover
Quaasi
Federations of Labor
Committee On
Department of Labor
German government enforces economy as unrest grows
Unions strike protests flood Berlin as 126000 are added to unemployment amid wage cuts. Reichstag sessions grow stormy with Loebe reelected speaker despite fascist and communist opposition. Fascists fail to seize leadership as Scholz loses to Loebe.
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Germany
Metal Workers of
Berlin
Paul Loebe
Franz Stoehr
Ernst Scholz
Loebe
Reichstag
Brazilian Civil War Highlights and International Arms Steps
Fighting rages across Brazil as insurgents push toward Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro while federal lines hold in Minas Geraes. The U S allows arms sales to the government but not to rebels, and the cruiser Pensacola sails from Guantanamo to Brazilian waters to safeguard American interests.
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Razil
Sao L’uule
Rio de Janeiro
Minas Geraes
Mantequeira Tunnel
Stimson
Washington
United States
Pensacola
Guantanamo
Brazilian
Spain on the Verge of a Revolution After Barcelona Unrest
Reports indicate anti royalist demonstrations by Barcelona university students signal a coming upheaval. The university closed temporarily while observers say the military republican federals and Catalan separatists may unite to overthrow the monarchy, though neutral observers doubt success of insurrection and think Berenguer may suppress it.
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Barcelona University
Spain
Berenguer
Drought relief funds allocated for highway aid nationwide
The federal government will rapidly supply drought relief to affected states from a $125 million appropriation. Meteorologist J B Kincer notes this drought is the most prolonged and widespread in the nation’s records with January to September rainfall at 87 percent of normal and March to August at 81 percent.
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National Drought Relief Committee
J.B. Kincer
Agricultural Department
Alcohol Modification Proposal Faces Prohibition Reform Debate
A proposed amendment to the Volstead Act would legalize beer manufacture and sale, stirring debate among lawmakers and temperance advocates about tax revenue, public order, and enforcement. Key figures and regional responses shape the discussion as factions align.
Wight W. Morrow Drops Presidential Bid in 1932 Race
In his campaign opening for the New Jersey senate, Wight W. Morrow withdrew as a contender for the Republican nomination. He expressed pleasure at viewing a future vote to renominate Herbert Hoover. The Supreme Court largely denied review of Missouri Jones law petitions and reaffirmed federal agents enforcing state duties where no state dry law exists.
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B. T. Dow
Davenport
Iowa
Grain and Feed Dealers’ National Association
Chicago
Jed Pabst
Milwaukee
F. Dumont Smith
Ino
Smith
Alexander Legere
Farm Board
Wight W. Morrow
Senate
New Jersey
Mr. Morrow
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Supreme Court
Daugherty Brother Indicted in Ohio Bank Probe
AL Daugherty brother of ex U S Attorney General Larry M Daugherty is indicted by a Washington Courthouse grand jury on fifteen counts totaling 57 offenses against Ohio law. He is jailed on 40000 bond arranged by his brother and mother as the Ohio State Bank affair, closed May 12, remains under state investigation.
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Daugherty
United States
Larry M. Daugherty
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Ltarry
Ohio State Bank
Deaths of notable figures in the week
Niei Hl Marvel of Wilmington Delaware president of the American Bar Association died suddenly from a heart attack. Other deaths this week include Milton A McRae founder of the Scripps McRae newspaper league congressman C F Curry of California Alexander Harrison painter in Paris Dr Harry R E Wall archeologist Rear Admiral Henry J Ziegemeir commander Bremerton Thirteenth Naval District and Sir Herman Gollawey scholar and leader of British Jewry.
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Niei Hl. Marvel
Wilmington
Dela
American Bar Association
United States
Thomas F. Bayard
Milton A. McRae
Scripps-McRae Newspaper League
C.F. Curry
California
Alexander Harrison
Paris
Harry R. E. Wall
Henry J. Ziegemeir
Thirteenth Naval District
Bremerton
Washington
Herman Gollawey
Feader
Army flyer carries Japan ratification across continent
Lieut. Irvin A. Woodring flew from Vancouver to New York with the London naval treaty ratification. He handed it to Pierre de L. Toal of the State Department, bound for London to join the Geneva talks as an American advisor. Lieut. W. W. Caldwell who accompanied him died in a crash near Laramie. Two Catholic priests also perished when the Marquette sank in Alaska.
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Japan
Irvin A. Woodring
Vancouver
B. C
New York
Pierre de L. Toal
State Department
London
Geneva
League Commission
Matsudaira
W. W. Caldwell
Woodring
Laramie
Wyo
Beet growers receive first Great Western sugar beet payment
Checks totaling 196,467.72 have been mailed to Billings territory growers for the last week of September harvest at 7.50 per ton. The company expects October to December payments to reach 2,250,000 dollars, about 50 percent higher than 1929, with yields averaging 12 to 12.5 tons per acre.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Montana Farm Notes Highlight Grain, Seeds and Weather
Helena reports hay and bean yields improving after late rains with outlooks for hay apples and beans. Malt a growers plan larger ads and grain show displays while Miles City notes seed buying demand and a $1,500,000 regional seed spend. Billings reports winter wheat benefits from rains and beet harvest delays.
True dyes are easiest to use for bright lasting color
True dyes promise even rich colors for dresses, drapes, lingerie with no spotting or streaking. Diamond Dyes are touted as high utility, rich in pure anilines, famous for 50 years, sold in 15 cent packages at drug stores.
Uses of Magnesia for Expectant Women
Guidance for pregnant women describes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a relief for nausea and morning sickness. It says to mix a teaspoonful with crushed ice and sip slowly for quick relief from upset stomach and nausea. The product is claimed to curb heartburn and provide mild laxative effects and even serve as a mouthwash to prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
Safety First on a Rambler Journey Detours Report
In a wary reply a timid driver explains his long trip with many detours caused by excessive foot traffic on the main highways. The quote highlights caution and traffic concerns encountered while traveling.
Whaddya Want! Piece of chicken criticized by diner
In a humorous seaside exchange a diner complains about a chicken dish described as all skin and bones while the waiter jokes about feathers, reflecting light banter between patron and server.
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Iamburg Hummel
Identical Aims To a Society Woman a Game of Keeping Up
An aviator shares the same pursuit as a society woman, both chasing status through similar efforts, illustrating social competition in Florida.
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Florida Times- Union
For Safety's Sake The camera never lies
A dramatic warning turns on a debate over truth and memory in a column titled For Safety's Sake. The piece contrasts the adage the camera never lies with a provocative line about burning a family album to challenge how images shape history.
Weight loss claims with Kruschen Salts diet
An anecdotal testimonial touts losing fat by cutting sweets and taking Kruschen Salts daily. The speaker notes prior overweight and improved energy and figure, citing examples of women in North Carolina Montana and Wisconsin who shed pounds in weeks, with a druggist selling a four week bottle for 85 cents.
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North Carolina
Montana
Wisconsin
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Marquette
Alaska
Western Newspaper Union
United Patents, Ltd
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